I have been posting pics from my phone here for a long time. It now states that the file is too large when both trying to change my avatar a few weeks ago and just now when I was trying to send a couple pictures for a post? What’s up? Thanks
Step-by-Step Guide: Open Photos: Launch the Photos app on your iPhone and select the image you want to crop. Enter Edit Mode: Tap the Edit ****on in the top-right corner. Select Crop Tool: Tap the crop icon (a square with two arrows) at the bottom. Adjust the Crop: Drag Corners/Sides: Drag the corners or edges of the rectangle to manually define the area you want to keep. Use Presets: Tap the crop box icon (three rectangles) in the top-right to choose standard ratios (like 1:1 Square, 9:16) or unlock for freeform. Move Image: Drag the photo itself within the crop box to reposition it. Save Changes: Tap Done in the bottom-right corner to save your cropped photo. You can also watch this video for a tutorial on how to crop and resize your photos: 1m Technomentary YouTube • Jan 31, 2025
Hello, The simple thing to do is to use your home computer or laptop. But, most folks take photos these days with their phones. Why? Well, they fit in your pocket and are always with you, wherever you go. Mostly… But, the limiting thing is the size of the phone screen. As little as it is, it has gotten better in a somewhat clearer photo screen. Although, it is very tiny compared to a 30 inch desktop monitor or a 17 inch laptop screen. So, yes, the phone photos have gotten a lot better in quality and the telephoto zoom has improved, too. It is more advanced than earlier phone versions, whether an Apple phone or an Android phone. So, yes, do take photos, but try to compose the photo first, whether it is on zoom or normal view. The normal view is hindered due to the dinky screen. The zoom version is usually too large due to the screen size limitations. Now, once you take a photo, save it to your home computer or roving laptop. Yes, the phone has the modifications to re-size, change some things and make some cuckoo additions, etc. But, you are working with a dinky screen and unless you enlarge the whole photo for clarity, bad background errors, gnats or such on the photo, will be there when you print or post. Jnaki The whole thing about phones is they are handy for emergencies, as a phone. Not for whipping them out at the instant a car wreck or a gathering protest on a corner is happening. Due to the small screeen, more modifications and adjustments are too small to see unless enlarged to a big photo. But, now, the whole surrounding photo effects are out of the main photo. A nice sunset or a wave breaking behind a hot rod parked on the sand at the beach… etc. Here is still, IMHO, the best way to see your photos on a larger screen, with full adjustments made as to clarity and composition. If one takes a couple of photos of a hot rod, one will have less background “noise” such as a peering visitor or a tree sticking out of the hot rod roof. Now, you can also see the blems and adjust accordingly on a larger screen at home. The main emphasis from an old story: So, for those that copy internet or any website photos, then post with full image directions, may be over sizing the photo and will become blurry. Take a minute and get some clarity. YRMV It won’t take but a few minutes to open the saved photo copied to your files and make the photo program work, to lessen the intrusion on the hot rod photo. The larger it is, the more grain comes to light… Note: If one copies a photo and pastes it on a Word Do***ent, you can then adjust the size to fit your post. Then, if it is not very clear, use your photo program to make things clear as they should be for good photos. Insert your adjusted photo in this space: and it will give you approximate size for the thread posted paragraphs. If the posted photo fits the blank space, then it will be posted nicely on the thread. Otherwise, the photo may be too large, have unwanted items and needs to be cut down to show what is important in the photo. Composition is the key to a good photo… If it is too large, then delete and make your adjustments to fit the box without going overboard with a fuzzy photos. They are photographs and aren’t going anywhere, so take your time to get clear photos to post. The Microsoft Paint program allows you to adjust the actual photo to see how much is needed to make it fit the whole page section. Microsoft paint adjustments. The red arrow to resize to any overall shape. The blue arrow with the blue “Cut” tab selected to actually cut down the unnecessary size of the overall photo. Now, it fits fine...